Monkeypox outbreak

Belgium Begins Monkeypox Quarantines, Biden Warns "Everybody Should Be Concerned"

"There are infections across Europe, so this has already spread..."

Belgium has become the first country to introduce a mandatory 21-day monkeypox quarantine for those who contact the virus, after three cases were recorded in the country.

Biden is reportedly receiving regular updates, according to National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan, who told the traveling press pool that the United States has vaccines "available to be deployed."

UK health officials, meanwhile, have warned that the UK faces a 'significant' rise in infections, and the government's response is 'critical' in containing the spread.

"There is going to be more diagnoses over the next week," said Dr. Claire Dewsnap, president of the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV. "How many is hard to say. What worries me the most is there are infections across Europe, so this has already spread."

"How many is hard to say. What worries me the most is there are infections across Europe, so this has already spread," she added. "Getting on top of all those people's contacts is a massive job."

Dewsnap added that "It could be really significant numbers over the next two or three weeks."

Monkeypox is a rare viral infection that originates in the tropical areas of west and central Africa. It is transmitted by very close contact with an infected person, including sexual intercourse. Symptoms are usually mild - with most patients recovering within a few weeks with no treatment.

Around 1% of those who contract the current strain will die.

https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/be...d-be-concerned

Quoting from the article: "Around 1% of those who contract the current strain will die."
That death rate is 3 to 4 times higher than the dreaded Covid-19. They'll be welding you in your building by the end of the week.

NumNutt
22 hours ago

We can stop these outbreaks easily, eliminate Gates

Team Echo Golf Foxtrot
23 hours ago

Monkeypox is probably shingles from folks who took the clot shots and now have VAIDS

Entropy Wins
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For everyone saying "Doesn't matter cuz I'm not gay", you're falling for the PsyOp. Covid was just rebranded cold/flu/pneumonia which have been killing the elderly since forever, but it was still used as a pretext for lockdowns, etc. They will do the same thing here.

Deviant homosexuals make up a small percentage of the population, but their drama and diseases are front-and-center in our society. I was in school in the 90s and they taught us that you were just as likely to catch AIDS from having sex with a woman as you were with a man.

"Gay rights" went from "consenting adults in the privacy of their home" to "bake the cake" to self-mutilating trannies to demented homosexual pedophiles (redundant) openly grooming young children for sodomy.

So don't think for one second that just because you're not gay that you're safe from their the effects of their deviancy.

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All by design, the parasitic banking oligarchs need any excuse they can get for the coming collapse of the currencies. They have to hide the tracks of the largest wealth transfer humanity has seen in its history. They’ll blame it on Covid, Putin, Monkey Pox anything they can grasp on. It’s ridiculous.

Monkeypox Cases Rapidly Spreading In Europe, North America

ROME (AFP) - Italy on Thursday (May 19) reported its first case of monkeypox, joining a number of other European and North American nations in detecting the disease endemic in parts of Africa.

Monkeypox was identified in a young adult who had recently returned from the Canary Islands, Rome's Spallanzani Institute for infectious diseases said.

He is being treated in isolation and is in a reasonable condition, it said in a statement carried by Italian news agencies, adding that two other suspected cases were being investigated.

Mr Alessio D'Amato, health commissioner for the Lazio region that includes Rome, confirmed on social media that it was the country's first case, adding that the situation was being "constantly monitored".

Cases of monkeypox have also been detected in Spain and Portugal - where more than 40 possible and verified cases have been reported - as well as Britain, Sweden, the United States and Canada.

The illness, from which most people recover within several weeks and which has only been fatal in rare cases, has infected thousands of people in parts of Central and Western Africa in recent years but is rare in Europe and North Africa.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) on Tuesday said it was coordinating with UK and European health officials over the new outbreaks.